Brewed restaurant quality at home. Makes 4 half gallons. How tasty is China Mist Iced Tea? Ice cubes melt for it. Its smooth, rich flavor is like a burst of mountain air, sliding down your newly-refreshed throat. And speaking of mountain air, that is where most of our tea is grown. Blackberry and Jasmine? Blackberry and Jasmine. Sounds like a musical group. Which makes sense, since these tastes harmonize perfectly in this fragrant green tea. The jasmine flower is known for adding just the right note to tea, while the taste of blackberries pumps up the flavor volume. For an encore, pour some more. Who put the ice in iced tea? Can you say Blechynden? Neither can we, but that was his name. In 1904, Richard Blechynden, an Englishman, was promoting tea at the St. Louis World's Fair. Since the weather was extremely hot, he poured the steamy brew over ice. The result? Iced tea for all of us, and a nice spot for the US in tea history. What are those antioxidants doing in my glass? All sorts of good things. Scientists believe these compounds, found naturally in tea and fruits, can help fight disease. So antioxidants aren't anti-anything. They're pro-health and pro-you. Who takes the time to wonder about these things? We do. We're John Martinson and Dan Schweiker, the founders of China Mist. In 1982, armed with steely determination and picky taste buds, we set out to make a better iced tea. Each and every one of our iced tea blends is made from premium teas, blended specifically to taste sensational over ice. Any more questions (besides the meaning of life)? Contact China Mist at: www.chinamist.com. Contains caffeine. Made in the USA.